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US Model 1816 Springfield Flintlock Musket with Militia Plaque
In 1812, the US military began the process of improving and upgrading the design of the “Charleville..
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US Standard Model of 1815 Replacement Bayonet
Offered here is VERY GOOD example of a scare “1816 style” replacement socket bayonet for u..
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Very Fine 3rd Model Colt Navy Revolver Produced in Late 1854
Next to the Model 1873 Colt Single Action Army revolver, there is probably no Colt revolver that is ..
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Very Fine Holland & Holland Retailed Webley Model 1892 "WG" Revolver
Brothers James and Philip Webley would together start what would become the most successful English ..
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Very Fine JE Evans Peanut Sized Philadelphia Derringer Pistol
There is probably no other single shot percussion pistol is more famous than those of the Philadelph..
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Very Fine Massachusetts Arms Company Maynard Primed Pocket Revolver Powder Flask
This is a lovely example of the Massachusetts Arms Company Pocket Pistol Powder Flask for ..
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Very Fine Moore's Patent Firearms "Seven Shooter" with Desirable Post-Lawsuit Smith & Wesson Markings
This is a very high condition example of the Moore’s Patent Firearms Single Action Belt Revolve..
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Very Fine WWII Blade Marked Camillus USMC Fighting Utility Knife
There is probably no US fighting knife more from the Second World War associated with the fighting i..
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Very Rare Large Display Sized Coquanoc Works of Philadelphia Folding Knife For the Centennial Exposition
Offered here is a really impressively large example of cutlery display advertising knife that was al..
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War of 1812 Period Canadian Militia Light Cavalry Pistol Marked T. Ketland & Co
By the time the War of 1812 erupted in North America, the British Empire had been in a nearly consta..
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Webley Royal Irish Constabulary Model 1 Revolver - FINE
The Royal Irish Constabulary Model 1 revolver as produced by the famous firm of Philip Webley & Sons..
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Wonderful Pair of Blued and Gilt Late 18th Century Percussion Altered French Officers Pistols by DeSainte of Versailles
Pierre DeSainte (c1719-c1803) was the son of noted French gunsmith Orléans DeSainte who worked in Lo..
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